Ski companies on the east coast

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What are some ski companies based on the east coast? I know of HG skis and Nordica (I think).

Mar 31 2013 8:54PM

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TheDetectives

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Ridiculous

"Anyone can ski deep pow and hit backcountry kickers, but only truly great skiers can handle the ice of the east"

this is so untrue, have u seen the video of LJ trying to do a cork 7 into pow? back contry booters are hard af

jsyk, i live on the east coast

Mar 31 2013 9:02PM

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JWeinstock

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have you ever tried spinning of a backcountry booter? you cant start early or as early like a normal jump because of the powder

and i am also an east coast skier

Mar 31 2013 9:48PM

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BWalmer

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^I don't understand the point of either of those posts...

Anyways, as far as I'm aware, HG skis is the only true east coast company, Nordica's North American office is located in New Hampshire, but it's not where the skis are made, Line started in VT, but now it's located in Seattle. There are probably some very small (smaller than HG skis) companies out there though.

Mar 31 2013 9:59PM

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Mr.Mitten

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Not exactly east coast but Epic Planks is from Michigan, and they sponsor some of the local athletes at my hill. I hear they make some pretty dope skis. Also Sam Zahner is sponsored by them! So thats pretty cool

Mar 31 2013 10:07PM

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